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ISLANDS REVIEW Christmas Tree

_ Formerly Sidney and Islands Review and. Saanich Gazette) FULFORD H ARBOUR, Nov. 2 17.

: . ESTABLISHED 1912 ....... | A meeting of the Burgoyne Valley
“Member British Columbia and Yukon Press Association’ Parent-Teacher Association _ took

: he ‘5 aut: i) lati throughout | b place ‘at: “Woodhouse,” the home
: in ependent wee y. newspaper circulating oughou e|: oe ,
famous SAANICH PENINSULA and beautiful GULF ISLANDS of ‘Mr. and. Mrs. John .B. French,
Bos through 20 local’ Post offices. on Friday evening, Nov. 5th.

HUGH J. MecINTYRE, Publisher and Editor. _ Arrangements. were “made - to
“ELIZABETH G. McINTYRE, Associate Editor.

Telephones—Sidney : Office, 28; Residence, 27.

_. Issued every : ' Wednesday at the Review Office, Third Street,
- “SIDNEY; Vancouver Island, B.C. Subscription (strictly in advance) :
- ~ $1.00: per. year in Canada; $1. 50 per year in the United States,

'. «Copy for display: advertisements must be in the Review Office

: NOT LATER THAN MONDAY NOON. Classitied advertisements,

Coming Events, Cards of Thanks and In Memoriam must be in NOT
LATER THAN MONDAY EVENING.
. °. Cards of Thanks and In Memoriam, $1.00 each..

d Classified and Coming Events advertisements are ‘charged for on
8 flat rate.of only one cent. per word, ‘per issue, No advertisement
; accepted for less than 25¢c, .

Advertising Rate: Cards furnished ‘upon request.

io) All contributors of articles or news items are requested to have
- same in the Review office NOT. LATER. THAN. SATURDAY NOON.

3 .All Letters to. the Editor must be signed by the: writer ‘for : fleece et wool,
. cation. No exception. will be mude in this matter... Mrs.

LETTERS TO 7 THE
EDITOR |

The Editor assumes no respon-
sibility for the views expressed
by correspondents. All letters
must be signed. by the writer
for publication.” Writers are re-
quested.to be-brief and to the
point. ‘Kindly write or type-on
one. side of your: paper. only,
hold a card party and dance in the || ————————————

TED

THANKS TENDERED
Sir:—The enclosed letter speaks

for itself and I thank you for pub-
lishing same,

New Community Hall at Fulford
on Friday, Nov. 19th, for the pur-
pose of raising funds for the
school Christmas tree,

A committee, headed by Mr. MRS. F, F. KING.

Sidney, B.C.

THE LETTER
Dear Mrs. King: — This will
Members of the association con-| #°knowledge receipt of thirty dol-

tributed ingredients for a large lars, the proceeds from card party

Christmas cake to be baked by | in North Saanich, The Trustees

Grosart will be in charge of the
dance. Mrs. Kennedy’s orchestra

_ SAANICH PENINSULA “AND | GULF | To Raise Funds For

will provide the music.

Mrs. R. McLennan. of the Poppy. Fund ‘desire to .ex-
press their thanks to you and the
ladies associated. with you: in the
Poppy Campaign.
The following are the amounts
from the canvass in North San-
nich: : we ;
Deep Cove.......... ae $ 34.85—
Sidney’and district .....104.06 -
Card Party, N.S. ...... 30.00

Mr. and. Mrs. John French do-
nated a - goose, -2- pillow, and a

ood. Kennedy is donating
a prize fos a bean’ guessing con-
‘test: :

Al members of the association
are working hard to make this a
successful event.

“-Subseribers: failing to receive the: Review in due time are “gaked to

notify us immediately ‘and: another copy will: be sent, «With our large

: eireulation ‘and the consequent large amount of handling ‘in the mails.
“, “occasionally: it'so: happens that a label is accidentally removed,

oe The® Saanich. Peninsula: and Gulf Islands enjoy the most: equable
elimate: inv all. Canada! .. Average winter temperature, 40 above; aver-
- age summer. temperature, 60 above. - Not too hot—not: too’ cold. At is
‘© the aim of the Review to assist in the development of this magnificent

‘area.and the.co-operation of all organizations ‘and citizens in working
.for.the. betterment’ of. all-concerned is:respectfully solicited:

Bota ooec cc ceceseceese-ee$168.41
With sincere congratulations on

| the result of your efforts.
. DOUGLAS,
Secretary-Treasurer.

MAYNE

‘Mrs. Maude returned from
visit to Victoria and. Fulford, |
where she was the guest of her North Saanich Branch,
son, Capt, G. Maude. | Canadian Legion, B.E.S.L.,

Mrs. Inglis left last week. for a Saanichton, B.C.,

“The. Anglican Chureh | suewviees visit: to friends /in Vancouver and Nov. 15th, 1987,
returned Saturday. .

for* the parish of. Salt Spring : ; |
1 Tsland the third Sunday -in- the|. Mrs. W. Deacon returned from) 'FULFORD
month, Noy. 2ist: St. Paul’ s| ‘spending a few days with her son|
een Ganges, . B: 30 am., Holy. | Wilbert in Vancouver.. = |: ‘The Parent: ‘Teacher ‘Association
Communion ; St | Mark’s” Parish “Rowland Foster. is: spending thei is holding a. card’ party, followed
‘Churéh, 3] am. St. ‘Paul’s’ Church, wéekend ‘at home, returning on | by a. dance, in the Fulford Com-
Ganges,., 7:30 pmo ee ‘Tuesday to New Westminster. —| munity Hall: on Friday evening,
‘ . . J. Borradaile spent a. few! Nov.. 19th, to raise funds for the
ee On Wednesday : ‘evening a musi; ‘aye ‘with: his’ mother at. canes children’s “Christmas” -entertain-
_| ¢al program will, be given at. Har- ‘last’. week.. Bas sof ments’ There will be: comic: mov-
opbour: House ‘under’ the auspices of. Mr. Je Drysdale returned from ‘ing pictures: shown. for. ‘the’ chil-
wt ree Vanéouver last Thursday. | ioe
“On Friday fternoon the. ‘annual 2 Mr. and. Mrs.:.Tom . Garnsy 4 are
. Woman's # Awsiliary

-. SIDNEY, V.1., B.C.; Wednesday, November 17, 1937.
8... —— LEE

| dren, commencing: at-.7. and con-
re! tinuing. until 8° p.m... ..Cards. will
visiting Capt.. and. Mrs. Gurney, a at} commence at 8:30. Music: will be
“the: a eG :| supplied: “by: Kennedy’s orchestra
LS aa} ene others. : :

MPERIAL. TO ACCO’S
INSPIRING: PROGRAM

‘James John completed his, is path

“MreoH. ‘Shopland: fe can ano and] finder: map;
|'them back’ to Retreat’ Cove, |

: The football - game was: post
Mrs.° G.: A. Bell and Miss Evina poned’ on. ‘Account ‘of the. ‘SNOW, |

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SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

{ing and’ contests
“will” augment the: “school -. Sports

" day - “and © “rain began to. fall: ‘and
snow — for some = tim, ;

Bud Deildal’ ‘is ek acting troop]

| her: yetura journey

ntroduetion: of §
AL Wann, Editor Vietoriie They |

"CANADA. IN -THE PACIFIC ® *
George M, Murtay, MilcA

Tentennnt-Governor it

“Mig Lordship The: Vighop oni

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North Saanich Service
Club Activities

By The Busy ‘Bee.

In spite. of the ‘stormy anther. the
500. party at the: club last Satur-
day was very enjoyable: Prize
winners. for’ the evening “were:

Ladies, Miss” K. Collyer; gentle-/

men, J.-C. Anderson, ~

ANNUAL BANQUET
Preparations are well under way
for the best annual banquet the
club has had in years. . We are
expecting a record crowd, sv make
your reservations early!
The committee*in charge is do-

ing all in its power to prevent &

overlooking any of the old mem-

bers or their. friends. . Anyone :

wishing to attend the banquet will

he or she kindly get in touch with 8

the secretary, ‘Miss E. Clarke, at.
Sidney ‘84-W, ‘or any members of
the executive.

PENDER

. Mrs, Taylor, sr, “ is visiting \ with
friends in Victoria. ;
~ Mr. and Mrs. Sones, sr., Vic-'
toria, are the guests of their son
and daughter-in- law, Mr, and Mrs,
Sones, jr.

Mr. Charlie, Scott has retumed
home after spending four: months
fishing at Johnston Strait.

Mrs. Davidson, sr., is now living

SIDNEY, Vancouver Island, B.C., Wednesd

ay, November 17, 1937,

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with her daughter, Mrs. John |

Stewart, : Victoria.

Mr. A.. Davidson-and. his. daugh-

ter Helen and. friend spent two
days here, returning to Vancou-
ver ‘on Satiirday’s steamer.”

The Remembrance Day service

was -held:‘at- ‘Hope Bay .Church on:

Thursday, Nov. °11th; vat 10:55 -
a.m:,- Mr. Richardson : conducting.
the service, whieh. was very. well
attended.. :
Mr. “Newham. also. enone: ‘a: “tew
days on - the- ‘island, returning to
Vancouver Saturday., ae
' The high: school : “pupils held a
social evening Friday, ° ‘Nov. 12th,
all’ enjoying themselves with dane-
The. proceeds

fond:

good-bye s

 Sanmnian

and: friends.
"Among the-patietits “registered

this.week at Rest Haven. Hospital|}

nd, ; where :

; ne! will stop |
“| offat Vancouver to visit, relatives

are Mys,.A, Readings, Sidney; Mrg,:

BP, Baldwin, Sidney; Mrs. Ja,
| Ws Fraser, West Road; Mr, Mul-

, holland, Sidney; Mr, FP. J. Norsia,

Sidney, and Mr. George Shepard,
{P atricia Bay,

Mrs. Tames Woodie of Seattle,
with her baby san, James. Alfred,
-ia “spending. a welt vin | ‘Sidney. at
ethe home: of “her. parents, Mr. and
Men “De Paylor, Third Street,

“Mry Net Ty
has’ donated 20. xmall * “panes

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